Top Australia Walking Tours - page 31

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Step into Melbourne’s past on this immersive walking tour through storied Carlton and the University of Melbourne. Designed for curious travellers and locals, it offers a deeper understanding of the city’s history, architecture, and culture. You’ll hear fascinating stories of visionaries, migrants, and rebels while discovering hidden spots most visitors miss. With time to soak in the atmosphere (and enjoy a coffee break), this is more than just a walk—it’s a new way to experience Melbourne. About your guide: Cherida A lifelong learner with a passion for exploration, I’ve traveled extensively and love walking tours—they’re the best way to get oriented, meet people, and uncover hidden gems. I created this tour to share that experience in my own city. Keeping it small allows for deeper engagement, personalized insights, and the flexibility to explore details larger groups miss. As a proud Melburnian, I can’t wait to share Carlton with you.

Every July, the whales return to the Sydney coastline. For thousands of years, Aboriginal peoples of this Country have marked their arrival with song, story, and sacred tradition. The Burri Burri Whale Tour is a 2-hour walking experience on Bidjigal Country, beginning at the beachside entrance of Bondi Pavilion. Your guide is Eric Brown - Traditional Custodian and recognised member of the Aboriginal community. From Bondi Pavilion, the group walks together to the engraving site at Bondi Golf Diggers, a clifftop location perched above the Pacific that has held cultural practice for generations. Here, Eric opens with a traditional smoking welcome before sharing the stories of Burri Burri through song, dance, and oral tradition. From there, binoculars in hand, the group moves to the cliff edge to watch for whales moving through the water below. Ancient ceremony and living nature, held together in the same place.

Enjoy unique local history and outback hospitality at one of Western Australia's oldest working stations located just 12 km from the beautiful coastal town of Kalbarri. A founding member of WA Station Stays, we also offer nature based bush camping and other tours on the property are available. Our Morning Tea Tour offers an informative guided walk around the homestead buildings and a homestyle morning tea served on the verandah overlooking the gardens and Murchison River. Relax and enjoy!

The ornately decorated Kooringa Cave in Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve is sure to impress. Bring your camera to capture striking columns and rippled draperies on a guided tour through this single-chamber cave. The limestone in the caves of Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve is 430 million years old. The geological processes that have created the magnificent cave system you see today continue to work their magic. You'll notice the impressive cave decorations, including stalactites and stalagmites, that are created by the infiltration of water into the caves. Grading: Medium. Suitable for all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult. A moderate level of fitness is required for this tour. There is steep entrance with short ladders, a narrow chamber and 200 steps inside the cave.

Join a 1hr guided tour through the magnificent Mulwaree Cave in Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve. Inside this cave you’ll see shining decorations, large stalactites and spectacular colour variations on the walls. The limestone in the caves of Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve is 430 million years old. The geological processes that have created the magnificent cave system you see today continue to work their magic. You'll notice the impressive cave decorations, including stalactites and stalagmites, that are created by the infiltration of water into the caves. Please note: • There is a moderately steep, 500m gravel path to the cave entrance. Allow 15 minutes to walk from the carpark to the meeting point. • The ground in the cave can be slippery, so please take care. • The temperature in the cave is approximately 15˚C all year round. • Food is not permitted inside the cave. • The cave is not suitable for prams. • Please use the public amenities at the visitor centre.

Wollondilly Cave is the longest and most diverse cave at Wombeyan. Book a guided tour with a NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Guide to see the stunning features of this sparkling 5-level cave. A trip to Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve wouldn’t be complete without a visit. The limestone in the caves of Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve is 430 million years old. The geological processes that have created the magnificent cave system you see today continue to work their magic. You'll notice the impressive cave decorations, including stalactites and stalagmites, that are created by the infiltration of water into the caves.

Take a fascinating guided tour of Jillabenan Cave. It's the smallest and most accessible of the Yarrangobilly Caves in Kosciuszko National Park, but it's packed with incredibly delicate formations. Yarrangobilly’s karst landscapes were created from a belt of limestone laid down about 440 million years ago. Almost all cave formations can be seen here, from stalactites and stalagmites, hollow straws and delicate helictites, to shawls, cave coral, and massive flowstones. Karst environments are nature’s time capsules, preserving evidence of climate change, floods, droughts, fires, animal and human activity.

Jersey Cave boasts incredible cave formations 1.5 million years in the making. Cleopatra's Needle – a 4 metre column that reaches the ceiling, rare displays of black and grey flowstones, and forests of stalactites and stalagmites, are just a few highlights of this 1.5 hour guided tour. One of the ancient limestone caves in northern Kosciuszko National Park, Jersey Cave's magical interior and setting make it popular with photographers, families, and visitors throughout the year.

Explore Trial Bay Gaol by twilight with an NPWS guide by your side. Discover what life was like for prisoners and hear their stories as you watch the sun set in beautiful Arakoon National Park, South West Rocks.

Trial Bay Gaol in Arakoon National Park is brimming with stories. Join us these school holidays, as we explore the gaol and learn about its history. Its mysterious towers, impenetrable walls and rows of old cells are sure to ignite the imaginations of young and old alike. There'll be fun activities, games and treasure hunting. We'll use photo cards to locate special items and places. Come and play some old-fashioned German games, including Kegel bowling. Build a wall just like the gaol's prisoners did. Search for the missing gaol keys to earn your release! Don’t forget to wear enclosed shoes and a weather appropriate clothing. Bring along a small hand torch if the tour continues after sunset. This tour is great for the whole family. You'll leave with a greater insight into the lives of the prisoners of the past.

Take a walk to Shelly Beach in Sea Acres National Park on this Aboriginal ranger-guided activity. Discover bush tucker and other useful plants in the rainforest as you learn about Aboriginal culture. Starting at Sea Acres Rainforest Centre, we’ll follow Shelly Beach Road to the picturesque Shelly Beach. Here you'll stroll through lush coastal rainforest rich in bush tucker and other plants that are useful, if you know what you're looking for. Walk with an Aboriginal ranger during this special cultural activity and share Sea Acres’ connection to Aboriginal culture. You’ll discover how Aboriginal people lived in harmony with their environment through sustainable use of rainforest resources. You’ll also gain insights into culture and language continuing today.

Come on this easy 1.3km stroll along Sea Acres Rainforest boardwalk. You’ll pass through coastal sub-tropical rainforest that is rich in bush tucker, medicine plants and shelter resources. On this tour an Aboriginal ranger generously shares their cultural knowledge and understanding of traditional uses of rainforest plants. Through their guidance you’ll be invited to celebrate the wisdom of Aboriginal culture. Discover how Birpai people utilised rainforest resources and their deep cultural knowledge to survive and prosper here for millennia. Your ranger will share stories of culture that will allow you to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal connection to country.

Walk alongside an NPWS ranger on an intimate tour of Smoky Cape lighthouse, the highest lighthouse in New South Wales. Take in the stunning coastal scenery, in your own small group.

Come along on this leisurely stroll along the elevated Sea Acres rainforest boardwalk. You’ll learn about the unique plants and animals that thrive in the Sea Acres rainforest, despite being surrounded by urban development. You'll walk alongside one of our knowledgeable and friendly rangers, who’ll share their knowledge about the unique geology that supports this rich ecosystem. Your ranger will invite you to experience the subtropical rainforest through your senses, enabling a deeper understanding and connection. Gain an understanding of the resources that allow you to become a citizen scientist and contribute to the monitoring and conservation of threatened species in your local region. You can then continue self-guided on the boardwalk with an enhanced appreciation of this special place.

Step back in time and uncover the hidden treasures of Mountain Maid gold mine in Copeland Tops State Conservation Area. Discover historic buildings and pan for gold on this tour in the rainforest.

City Image Tour is created and delivered by Anthony McInneny, a visual artist, academic, and urban researcher who lived in the city centre in the 1980s, and returned in 2003 to create public artworks, and was part of the City of Melbourne's Arts Advisory Committee between 2004 and 2008. Anthony taught in RMIT University's Master of Art, Art in Public Space program from 2008 to 2014, and he has exhibited and published widely about public space for the last 10 years. The tour is designed to be walked and read as the story of the two Melbournes that have made this city the Cultural Capital of Australia. Art meets architecture in unique public spaces created in the transformation of the historic city to a riverfront city. Pivoting on the iconic Federation Square, we'll explore the city form, its cobblestone alleys and contemporary bluestone laneways, its pedestrianised heritage bridges, postmodern plaza, riverside promenade, and newest park that links the cultural and sporting precincts

Sydney's iconic sights and the North Shore viewpoints the standard half-day circuit misses. On this private tour you will have a dedicated experienced guide who takes your group on a 4.5-hour tour from Hickson Road Reserve below the Harbour Bridge to Bondi Beach, Watsons Bay, South Head and The Gap, then across the harbour to Waverton, Bradley's Head and Kirribilli. Your group is the only group in the vehicle. This day can be customised, tailored and curated based on what you want to see, your guide knows the viewpoints, the stories behind the precincts and the local detail a large tour will not give you. The itinerary below is an example of what we can see and do, this will be subject to change based on your interests and the weather. Departing Sydney CBD at 8:00 am with pickup available from Sydney city and CBD hotels, the Overseas Passenger Terminal or Sydney Airport.

Discover Brisbane like never before with The Brisbane Experience. This casual city walk combines history, humor, and hidden gems. Stroll through iconic spots like Redacliff Square and Queen Street while also exploring lesser-known treasures. Enjoy a drink and chat with your guide and fellow adventurers along the beautiful Riverwalk—one drink is on the house. Limited group sizes ensure a friendly atmosphere for everyone. Led by acclaimed author and historian Jan-Andrew Henderson, you’ll gain insider knowledge and stories that make the city come alive. - Fun and informal walking tour through Brisbane's best spots - Visit both iconic and lesser-known locations across the city - Enjoy a free drink while chatting with your guide and new friends - Tour researched, designed and conducted by a multi-award-winning historian and author with 30 years of guiding experience. - Limited group sizes for a more personal atmosphere.

Join us for an immersive 3-hour walk through Melbourne’s creative heart. Starting with First Nations stories at Bunjilaka, we’ll move through iconic laneways, street art, coffee hotspots, and a mix of independent and institutional art spaces. This tour blends cultural insight, architectural commentary, and behind-the-scenes glimpses into artist-run spaces, studios, architecture and local culture. Ideal for curious travelers, creatives, and culture lovers alike. You will learn about local stories, off the beaten track information and reccomendations. Come walk the city’s layered stories with us. Tour highlights include Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Craft Victoria, Hosier Lane, Anna Schwartz Gallery, Degraves and Flinders Lanes, Blindside Gallery and the Nicholson Building, Fed Square, NGV Australia, Buxton Contemporary, and ACCA. Discover art, architecture, coffee culture, and Melbourne’s creative spirit on foot. Extra options avalible for foodies and coffee lovers.

Take a tour through Waringarri Arts, the first wholly Aboriginal-owned art centre in Western Australia. Experience a traditional Mantha welcome and immerse yourself in the rich stories of Indigenous art, culture and history. Explore the artist studios, meet artists at work, and gain insight into their creative process. Visit the cultural garden and enjoy a taste of delicious homemade damper and seasonal bush foods. - Discover the rich stories behind Indigenous art at Waringarri Arts and learn about the history of the art centre. - Meet local artists and observe their creative processes firsthand - Enjoy a traditional Mantha welcome - Taste delicious homemade damper and seasonal bush foods

Frankland Islands Reef Cruises are the only commercial operator allowed to land on stunning Normanby Island, offering ample space and time for relaxation and exploration. Customise your express day trip with a variety of optional activities on our all-inclusive tour. The islands are also home to several endangered species like the green turtle, hawksbill turtle, spectacled flying-fox, and beach stone-curlews. Explore the vibrant underwater world with 200 coral species around Normanby and Mabel islands, part of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park's total of 600 species. On Frankland Islands, stars aren't just in the sky—they're beneath your feet! Baclogypsina sphirulata, known as Sand Stars found on Normanby Island, are typically rare and found on beaches across the Indo-Pacific. They're often considered unique to Okinawa, Japan, but it's our hidden delight that you can also discover them in a secluded spot on Normanby Island.

This is the very first tour in Melbourne’s metro area to offer an immersive, nature-focused experience that combines hiking, culture, and history. This unique journey invites travellers to explore the city through the eyes of a local, discovering hidden cultural gems that are beloved by residents but often missed by tourists. Just 15 minutes away from the city centre, it’s a rare opportunity to walk along the Yarra River’s stunning parklands, uncover its rich history, and connect with Melbourne’s natural beauty in a way no other tour offers. From the largest flying fox colony to the historic Boathouse, and the culturally significant Dights Falls, this tour blends the city’s heritage with its vibrant community, offering a distinctive, off-the-beaten-path adventure that highlights what makes Melbourne truly special.

Experience one of New South Wales most iconic day trips on a private Blue Mountains tour from Sydney. Designed for travellers who want comfort, flexibility, and a more personal experience, this full-day tour gives your group the freedom to enjoy the region without the rush of a large coach tour. Travel west from Sydney in a premium air-conditioned vehicle and take in the dramatic scenery of the Blue Mountains. Depending on your chosen option and preferred pace, the day may include highlights such as Echo Point, the Three Sisters, scenic valley lookouts, and time in Leura or Katoomba for lunch or browsing. Optional experiences such as Scenic World or a wildlife park visit can also be included depending on the booking option selected. Because this is a private tour, the day can be shaped around your group’s interests, comfort level, and timing. This is a great choice for couples, families, mature travellers, and visitors wanting a relaxed and memorable private day from Sydney.